Foreign Difficulties--Conduct of Peel on the Resignation of Lord Grey--Manners Sutton proposed as Tory Premier--Coolness between Peel and the Duke--Embargo on Dutch Ships--Death of Lord Tenterden--Denman made Lord Chief Justice--Sketch of Holland House--The Speakership--Horne and Campbell Attorney- and Solicitor-General--The Court at Brighton--Lord Howe and the Queen--Elections under the Reform Act--Mr. Gully--Petworth-- Lord Egremont--Attempt to reinstate Lord Howe--Namik Pacha-- Lord Lyndhurst's Version of what occurred on the Resignation of Lord Grey--Lord Denbigh appointed Chamberlain to the Queen-- Brougham's Privy Council Bill--Talleyrand's Relations with Fox and Pitt--Negro Emancipation Bill--State of the West Indies-- The Reformed Parliament meets--Russian Intrigues--Four Days Debate on the Address--Peel's Political Career. Page 324 CHAPTER XX. Appointment of Sir Stratford Canning to the Russian Embassy-- Cause of the Refusal--Slavery in the West Indies--The Reformed Parliament--Duke of Wellington's View of Affairs--The Coercion Bill--The Privy Council Bill--Lord Durham made an Earl--Mr. Stanley Secretary for the Colonies--The Russians go to the Assistance of the Porte--Lord Goderich has the Privy Seal, an Earldom, and the Garter--Embarrassments of the Government--The Appeal of Drax _v._ Grosvenor at the Privy Council--Hobhouse defeated in Westminster--Bill for Negro Emancipation--The Russians on the Bosphorus--Mr. Littleton Chief Secretary for Ireland--Respect shown to the Duke of Wellington--Moral of a 'Book on the Derby'--The Oaks--A Betting Incident--Ascot-- Government beaten in the Lords on Foreign Policy--Vote of Confidence in the Commons--Drax _v._ Grosvenor decided--Lord Eldon's Last Judgment--His Character--Duke of Wellington as Leader of Opposition--West India Affairs--Irish Church Bill-- Appropriation Clause--A Fancy Bazaar--The King writes to the Bishops--Local Court Bill--Mirabeau. Page 357 A JOURNAL of the REIGN OF KING WILLIAM THE FOURTH CHAPTER XI.